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Low budget Investing Ideas, help.

Lazarus Cardwell
  • Bel Air, MD
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Hello BP money geniuses, So I started saving up money last year so I could buy a car and after almost two years of flipping burgers, I have finally raised just 5k. But now that I have the money and can finally get a car, I feel so bad to just spend all of it on the car. It feels like I will be starting all over again. Is there anyway I could buy an asset or invest in anything that will generate some income that will eventually get me a car while the money still works? I'm well a ware that 5k not much and if anything at all here and could never do anything in the actual real estate (realistically??) . However I'm hoping some one out here was once in the place that I'm in now and can hopefully share their knowledge on how they did it :) Thank you and anything is appreciated, honestly.

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